Thanks for introducting me to Bollyn's website (updoot). It's also interesting that he starts his discussion with Rahm Emanuel, who was so problematic that he was kicked out of his Whitehouse job within a year. I remember that he was - it seems - remarkably helpful getting Obama into important political races. I do not agree with the unbalanced approaches of Bollyn, but it is nonetheless refreshing for any curious and critical thinker to read his work. I did not know earlier about the website, but I recall seeing his 'Solving 9-11: The Deception That Changed the World', which I think is very well researched and remarkably informative. Regardless of one's political interests, I think everyone should be open to reading Bollyn's work, which exposes the groups of people who are essential for the progress of any political development - at the whitehouse or leading up to 9/11. I also think more people should appreciate that the US President's team has always had more influence than the president. Dick Cheney is a good example of someone with more influence behind the presidency than anyone. I should also mention Henry Kissinger in this context. On a personal note, Jesus, you have enough research to produce a book that could be as popular as Bollyn's books (perhaps published with a pseudonym).